Bulbul breaks silence after return, insists there is no crisis
Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president Aminul Islam Bulbul resumed work in person on Sunday after returning to the country following a break of nearly a month and a half.
Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president Aminul Islam Bulbul resumed work in person on Sunday after returning to the country following a break of nearly a month and a half.
Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president Aminul Islam Bulbul has returned to the country, putting an end to speculation that he would not come back after travelling to Australia.
Sports will become a compulsory subject from Class 4 starting next academic year, as the government moves to place greater emphasis on physical activity alongside academic studies.
Lahore Qalandars pacer Haris Rauf said he is keen to learn from Mustafizur Rahman, praising the Bangladesh left-armer’s vast T20 experience after the pair starred in Lahore’s dominant win over Hyderabad Kingsmen.
Former Bangladesh cricketers rolled back the years at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium on Thursday, as BCB Red thrashed BCB Green by 123 runs in the traditional Independence Day exhibition match.
The Bangladesh Cricket Board has appointed former captain Habibul Bashar as chief selector of a new four-member panel, with the veteran set to assume his duties next month.
The Bangladesh Cricket Board has unveiled a new national selection panel, appointing former captain Habibul Bashar as chairman.
Mohammad Ashraful has underlined the importance of Nahid Rana to Bangladesh’s pace attack, saying a bowler of his speed can be a major threat to any opposition.
There was strong speculation that Shakib Al Hasan would return to the national team during the recent Pakistan series, but that did not materialise, as the all-rounder has yet to resolve ongoing legal matters and return to the country.
The National Sports Council has formed an independent investigation committee following allegations surrounding the Bangladesh Cricket Board elections.
The Bangladesh Cricket Board has dismissed reports claiming that it is using money from its Fixed Deposit Receipts (FDR) to cover operational costs.
The government has formed an independent investigation committee to examine allegations of irregularities, manipulation, and abuse of power in the 2025 Bangladesh Cricket Board election.